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jay. i read the teleprompter, it says, joe, and i caughitt jason snowden, thank you. >>> coming up, we'reech stocks and the broader market selloff >>> good morning, and welcome back to "squawk box" onc cnbc. i'm andrew ross sorkin, along with becky quick, and joe kernen take a look at u.s. equity futures ahead of the market open looks like a down day, at least that's how things look to open, down about 150 points. nasdaq off about 95 points, and the s&p 500 off 61 points. we have all of the tech earnings late afternoon yesterday which i'm sure we're going to talk more about and more numbers coming in this morning joe. >> yep, 140 points is not 500 points that's where we were earlier anyway, not during the show but at some point overnight. that has come back quite a bit after a tough monday, tuesday, wednesday, and a small bounce yesterday, but let's see, the pressure on the futures comes after a number of big tech quarterly reports. we'll get to that in a minute. first, diana dianahas more. >> the mortgages and covid related bailouts got bigger again, back over 3 million since the start o